Through the Looking Glass

Overview Edit

Through the Looking-Glass is a work of children's literature by Lewis Carroll.

Through the Looking Glass or Thru the Looking Glass may also refer to:

In film:

* Through the Looking Glass (film) (1976), a film by Jonas Middleton

In music:

* Imaginations Through the Looking Glass (2004), a live DVD by Blind Guardian

* Through the Looking Glass (Aftershock album)

* Through the Looking Glass (Dom and Roland album)

* Through the Looking Glass (Jefferson Airplane album)

* Through the Looking Glass (Siouxsie & the Banshees album)

* Through the Looking Glass (Toto album)

* Thru the Looking Glass (album), an album by Space Tribe

* Through the Looking Glass, an album by the band Shadowland

* Through the Looking Glass (Part I, II, III), a song by progressive metal band Symphony X, from their 1998 album Twilight in Olympus

* Through the Looking Glass, a song by Machinae Supremacy from Redeemer

* Through the Looking Glass, a song by The Monkees from Instant Replay

* Through the Looking Glass, a song by the Libertines from their Legs 11 demo.

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This particular version Edit

Record label:

unknown

Catalog number:

24134

Release dates:

1987 in United States

1 other version of this release

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Names of original bands

I did a little homework and found out who originally did what song on Through the Looking Glass (a truly astounding CD). Siouxsie didn't exactly choose from Top 40 selections, so a bit of sleuthing was in order.

1. Sparks

2. Kraftwerk

3. Jungle Book soundtrack

4. The Band (the original is unbearable, in my opinion)

5. Billie Holiday

6. Doors

7. Iggy Pop

8. John Cale

9. Roxy Music (when Brian Eno was still with them)

10. Television

Written by Maureen Kelly

The covers album.

Overall I'd say this is a pretty good album of covers, but I don't think it's essential. I admit "Trust In Me" is interesting to hear, and "This Wheels On Fire" everyone knows. My two favorites are "You're Lost Little Girl", and "Little Johnny Jewel", that's a good song. Some of these tracks are on the "Twice Upon A Time" collection, as well as the "Dear Prudence" cover. Newcomers should get that first.

Written by H3@+h "Over 1500 reviews!"

Track listing Edit

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